I remember this scene where this mob comes into a bank, meeting a james stewert banker... moe asks where their money is and like "it's a wonderful life" the james stewert guy says "it's at his house.." etc... and then moe encourages the crowd to bash the guy who "has their money". would anyone be able to tell me the exact dialog from this scene? I would appreciate it!
thanks -Adam
Somebody claiming to be "adam" wrote in news:blhagl$c733q$[email]:
I think it's from "Bart on the Road", the episode where Bart, Milhouse, Nelson, and Martin end up at the Wigsphere in Knoxville.
Tenneseein' is Tennebelievin'
"Ted S." wrote in message news:[email]...
Which is still better than the real slogan...
"Tennessee: Sounds Good To Me"
Which sounds like, "Tennessee, eh, that'll do..." or "Tennessee: Good Enough" or "Tennessee: Why not?"
They make the state sound like you're settling for something...lol
Nelson: ANDY WILLIAMS!!! Bart: We don't need to stop here... Nelson: OH YES WE DO!!!
"A woman drove me to drink, and I didn't even have the decency to thank her" -- W. C. Fields
Somebody claiming to be "Ted S." wrote in news:[email]:
After thinking about this over lunch (the previous post was sitting in my proxy server and I didn't realize I hadn't mailed it yet), I believe the scene you have in mind is actually in "The PTA Disbands", which also has one of the funniest Jasper scenes in the entire Simpsons oeuvre.
That's a paddlin'.
[email] (Kevin Muckenthaler) wrote in message news:...
oeuvre? Are you one of the people who went to Moe's bar after he gussied it up in that one episode?
Space
adam wrote:
'Bart creates havoc at a bank, calling out "What do you mean, the bank is out of money?", "Insolvent?!", and "You only have enough cash for the next three customers?" Everyone panics and rushes the glass, demanding an explanation. A Jimmy Stewart-like bank manager stammers, "I don't have your money here. It's at Bill's house and Fred's house!" A fight breaks out.'
http://www.snpp.com/episodes/2F19.html
"adam" wrote in message news:blhagl$c733q$[email]...
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thanks to everyone who replied. i loved that scene :) and the perpetual motion/thermodynamics scene in the same episode.
-Adam
In THIS house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!!!
"A woman drove me to drink, and I didn't even have the decency to thank her" -- W. C. Fields